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Talash (2000)

by Mumtaz Mufti(Favorite Author)

4.18 of 5 Votes: 2

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review 1: I loved his views throughout the book and he keeps mentioning that he doesn't know much about religion himself. As we all know that no one can claim that they know everything about religion. Even if we spend all our lives studying religion it will be like a drop in a sea. What I took from this book is " In order to become a good Muslim, we have to become a better human being first and love God's creation."
review 2: ي تلاش ايسى ك جس كى كوى منزل نحي. اسلام أور چيز ح أور كتاب اود.متعصب لوگ كحتيحن ك اسلام تلوار ك زور پر پهيلا. وه سچ كحتيحن ليكن ي تلوار فولاذ كى نحين ، أسلامى كردار كى تهى.آيك خاتون كا عشق انسان كو پ�... more�گل بنا ديتا ه أور وه كسى جوگا نحين رهتا تو الله كا عشق كيا هو گا؟ هوش ارا ديتا ه اك خاك ك پتلى كا جمالخود وه كيا هو گا اسي هوش مي لاني والا؟عشق فرد كا كام ه قوم كا نحين.دًُر بهى آيك تعلق ه، محبت بهى ايك تعلق هِ.I don't know about this book. First of all there is a lot contradiction between the way he takes down Alims but than follows others of his own choice. The book is also incredibly positive outlook on Pakistan which is a theme he seems to have borrowed from Qudrat Ullah Shihab. Also the role of the Prophet, Koran and Muslim race has been greatly eulogised. He has also indulged in taking down the Western race without properly looking into reasons why they have done better. I give credit to Mufti for trying to get youngsters out of the doctrinal clutches of Pakistani Islam, but he fails to give them any future direction. Why should the young not be impressed by Western development? Haven't the Westerners after having learned from Muslims doing a great job currently? The issue is, that when knowledge is lost, or moves away from one culture how do you recapture it back? And that is what these scholars need to be thinking about. less

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